one in hopes, in heart and soul and this unity lasted until he died in my arms." His request was not granted by the authorities of the time, but in January 1995, his remains were exhumed from Rookwood Cemetery in Sydney and reinterred at Gundagai next to Nesbitt's grave. In popular culture A fictionalised Moonlite appears in the short lived television series Wild Boys, played by New Zealand-Australian actor Aaron Jeffery. Also noted in the 1992 film Far and Away In October 2017, the Australian History television channel broadcast an episode about Captain Moonlite, showing evidence that Scott did not shoot Webb-Bowen, but that Wreneckie did. A musical based on the death cell letters of A.G.Scott called Captain Moonlite was written by Australian Musical Theatre Composer, Jye Bryant in 2019 and premiered at Redcliffe Musical Theatre in August 2020. Another musical based on Scott's life (also called "Captain Moonlite") was made by Gabriel Bergmoser with music by Dan Nixon. It was performed for the 2018 Midsumma Festival. Visual Artist Todd Fuller's animation 'with whom I was united by every tie' centres around Captain Moonlight and was exhibited in the Sulman Prize, 2019. The Zest Is History covered Captain Moonlite’s story in Season 1 Episode 11, in August 2020. References External links 1842 births 1880 deaths Bushrangers Executed Australian people Anglican lay readers Irish emigrants to colonial Australia People executed by Australia by hanging